I've noted that sometimes there is a comma before the word 'too'. I am a little confused as to when to apply it.
I understand we do not add it when we are just affirming agreement between two things or people concerning one specific condition.
Example:
-I like cake.
-I like cake too.
However, I am not sure if there is a rule about it when we are using 'too' as exchangeable with 'also'.
Example:
"I found the test very difficult. The questions were of higher-level than I thought they would be. There was very little time to answer too."
Is that correct, or should a comma be placed before 'too'?
Thanks for the help.
I understand we do not add it when we are just affirming agreement between two things or people concerning one specific condition.
Example:
-I like cake.
-I like cake too.
However, I am not sure if there is a rule about it when we are using 'too' as exchangeable with 'also'.
Example:
"I found the test very difficult. The questions were of higher-level than I thought they would be. There was very little time to answer too."
Is that correct, or should a comma be placed before 'too'?
Thanks for the help.